NTFRS event id: 13505

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Brian V.

Hello all,

I'm running AD with two DCs and on the DC that holds the
FSMO roles of Infrastructre Manager, Schema Master, and
Domain Naming master I'm getting alot of NTFRS 13505
errors, that state: The File Replication Service has
stopped after taking an assertion failure. And I also get
the Service Control Manager error that the file
replication service has stopped and will be restarted in
1800000 milliseconds.

Can anyone help??

Thanks.
 
Brian,

I would verify all DC's are at Service Pack 4 as that SP has many
improvements to ntfrs.exe.

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Directory Services

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Hello all,

I'm running AD with two DCs and on the DC that holds the
FSMO roles of Infrastructre Manager, Schema Master, and
Domain Naming master I'm getting alot of NTFRS 13505
errors, that state: The File Replication Service has
stopped after taking an assertion failure. And I also get
the Service Control Manager error that the file
replication service has stopped and will be restarted in
1800000 milliseconds.

Can anyone help??

Thanks.
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Steve,

All DCs are at SP4.

Any other suggestions?

-Brian.
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Brian,

I would verify all DC's are at Service Pack 4 as that SP has many
improvements to ntfrs.exe.

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Directory Services

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Hello all,

I'm running AD with two DCs and on the DC that holds the
FSMO roles of Infrastructre Manager, Schema Master, and
Domain Naming master I'm getting alot of NTFRS 13505
errors, that state: The File Replication Service has
stopped after taking an assertion failure. And I also get
the Service Control Manager error that the file
replication service has stopped and will be restarted in
1800000 milliseconds.

Can anyone help??

Thanks.
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Is this happening everytime you start the FRS service? Do any other
errors/warnings show up when you restart the service. What does the other
DC have in the event log?

If the errors happen every time you start FRS and the other server looks
fine, we may need to reinitialize the SYSVOL replica set on the problem DC.

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Steve,

All DCs are at SP4.

Any other suggestions?

-Brian.
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Brian,

I would verify all DC's are at Service Pack 4 as that SP has many
improvements to ntfrs.exe.

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Directory Services

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Hello all,

I'm running AD with two DCs and on the DC that holds the
FSMO roles of Infrastructre Manager, Schema Master, and
Domain Naming master I'm getting alot of NTFRS 13505
errors, that state: The File Replication Service has
stopped after taking an assertion failure. And I also get
the Service Control Manager error that the file
replication service has stopped and will be restarted in
1800000 milliseconds.

Can anyone help??

Thanks.
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-----Original Message-----
Steve,

All DCs are at SP4.

Any other suggestions?

-Brian.
-----Original Message-----
Brian,

I would verify all DC's are at Service Pack 4 as that
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SP
has many
improvements to ntfrs.exe.

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Directory Services

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Hello all,

I'm running AD with two DCs and on the DC that holds the
FSMO roles of Infrastructre Manager, Schema Master, and
Domain Naming master I'm getting alot of NTFRS 13505
errors, that state: The File Replication Service has
stopped after taking an assertion failure. And I also get
the Service Control Manager error that the file
replication service has stopped and will be restarted in
1800000 milliseconds.

Can anyone help??

Thanks.
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